Having information and responding in a manner that suggests thinking is an area of animal behavior called:
A)cognitive behavior
B)behavioral genetics
C)innate animal behavior
D)behavioral ecology

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Cognitive behavior refers to the mental processes and abilities involved in obtaining, processing, and using information to guide behavior. It involves thinking, learning, problem-solving, decision-making, and other higher-level mental processes, which are not simply innate or genetically determined but are shaped by experience and environmental factors.

Having Information and Responding in a Manner That Suggests Thinking